The worst we've seen: Netanyahu's pathetic photoshoot

"A picture of a hundred people cut into three. Now I really understand how when we see corks he sees interchanges." Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked "thousands of supporters" at a demonstration in Jerusalem and attached a picture. It soon became clear that the image was duplicated into 3 parts and featured the same people

The worst we've seen: Netanyahu's pathetic photoshoot

"Thank you to the thousands this evening for demonstrating my support in Jerusalem. Love you and appreciate you very much!" Last Wednesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tweeted and attached a photo from the demonstration. But within a short time, it was discovered that this is a duplicate image for 3, and in fact the same people appear in it. "Sir, if I may, you have uploaded one image, duplicated to three with the same people appearing. I did not understand," tweeted Janir Kozin. Dozens of hundreds of protesters arrived at the rally held in Agranat Square near the Jerusalem Supreme Court, as can be estimated from the rally broadcast live on YouTube. There, a small number of people could be spotted who are far from the thousands of people claimed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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This is not the first time that Benjamin Netanyahu's support demonstrations have caused a storm and inaccuracies in the number of protesters. A few weeks ago, Netanyahu's spokesman reported 15,000 people coming to the support rally on the Tel Aviv Museum Square. A study by Gad Peretz and Uri Berkowitz in the Globes revealed that the exact number of protesters was about 7,000, more than half of what Topaz Locke, Netanyahu's spokesman, reported. The method used to measure people is a method of assessment in cellular companies, and it is an advanced test method with an extremely high percentage of accuracy. Just half a year ago, Jonathan Orich, Prime Minister's Advisor, Yair Lapid and Ayman Oda, mocked a demonstration held in the museum plaza and wrote: "Surely you wonder why Yair Lapid and Ayman Odeh are actually raising a demonstration in the Tel Aviv Museum?